Lytton Study Group - Louise Litten, 1933 World's Fair Miss America

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 Louise Litten - The 1933 World's Fair Miss America


HOWARD TOOLEY
Presents

 WORLDS FAIR
FOLLIES
 with
 MISS AMERICA
 DIRECT FROM
HER OWN THEATER
ON THE MIDWAY
AT A CENTURY
OF PROGRESS

1933

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MISS AMERICA
 and her
 "WORLD'S FAIR FOLLIES"
 PRESENTED IN A SPECTACULAR STAGE PRESENTATION WITH
CLEVER COSTUME CREATIONS * STUPENDOUS SCENIC SENSATIONS * AND A
CAST AND CHORUS OF
 THE BEST OF THE WORLD'S FAIR ENTERTAINERS


. . THE . .
WORLDS FAIR FOLLIES
 with
 MISS LOUISE LITTEN
 THE WORLD'S FAIR MISS AMERICA
Direct from Her Own Theater on the Midway at
 A CENTURY OF PROGRESS

THE WORLD'S FAIR FOLLIES featuring MISS AMERICA of the World's Fair, her twelve dancing girls, and a Revue of the outstanding entertainers who appeared in Chicago at A Century of Progress.

A scenic display, showing A Century of Progress in all its splendor -- the Merry Midway, the Beautiful Buildings, and the Gay Cabarets.

A bevy of Beautiful Girls, Gorgeously Gowned, forming a background for a Two Hour Show of delightful entertainment. Every act, every scene, every artist well worth going many miles to see and hear.

Everybody will want to see MISS AMERICA, and her World's Fair Revue -- to get a glimpse of A Century of Progress scenically as well as entertainingly expressed.

You see pictured acts that played in Old Mexico, the Streets of Paris, the Blue Ribbon Casino, Hollywood at the Fair, and the open air circus -- The scenes will take you right on the Midway and other places made famous at A Century of Progress.

Don't Wait -- Act Now.

Facts About --
The World's Fair MISS AMERICA of 1933, the Toast of the Midway at A Century of Progress.

Over 500,000 World's Fair visitors paid admission to see the MISS AMERICA of 1933 -- the famed beauty in this Company.

Chicago Newspapers gave her 18,000 lines of publicity, including 107 write-ups and 49 pictures.

Newspapers in every city in the United States featured her photograph.

More Radio, Screen, and Stage Stars saw MISS AMERICA in her own theatre on the Midway than any other show on the Midway.

The MISS AMERICA Show was the only girl show on the Midway that did not fall under the criticism of his Honor Mayor Kelly.

Labor Day 20,000 World's Fair Visitors paid to see MISS AMERICA of 1933.

Charles Postl, eminent authority of feminine face and figure, pronounced MISS AMERICA the beauty marvel of the age.

Artists, sculptors, famous producers have been lavish in their praise of this ideal American Girl.


[Redpath Chautauqua Collection, Special Collections Department, University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)]

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